Beecher Stricken by Stroke in Brooklyn Home
The Rev Henry Ward Beecher suffered a stroke and lay unconscious at his Brooklyn residence. Bulletin posted on the door reported he is very ill but not in pain as family and friends anxiously await further word and hourly updates.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Beecher
Henry Beecher
Hicks and
Clark Streets
Brooklyn
West
San Francisco
Schofield
Yale College
William C. Beecher
W. A. Hammond
New York
Bearle
Hammond
Colonel Beecher
William Beecher
Dr. Talmage
Mr. Beecher
Searle
Many Murders by River Pirates Targeting Levee Workers
Information from steamboat men describes a violent wave of robberies and murders along the Mississippi river between the city and Arkansas City. Levee laborers, mostly white men paid weekly, are attacked at isolated landings by gangs of black river pirates, with estimates of twenty murders this winter and many more robberies. Guards are scarce, and protection is weak, leaving laborers vulnerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Mississippi
Memphis
Dying in convulsions a girl charged in sister’s death
Nine year old Maggie Anderson is arrested on suspicion of causing the death of her five year old sister Ligvie. The coroner will hold an inquest as Maggie remains in protective custody.
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Maggie Anderson
Filler Street
Eighteenth District
American
Dauphin Streets
Ligvie
Anderson
Omcer Siter
Maggie
Mayele
Dr. Wurtz
Howard Street
Andersons
Wurtz
Mavenson
Ile
Lizzia
Ashbridge
Ferguson
Sewell and Dudley End Libel Suit with Withdrawal
The ex United States Senator William J. Sewell and Thomas H. Dudley ex consul to Liverpool reach a mutual settlement ending Dudley v Sewell for 25000 in damages. Dudley withdraws his suit after Sewell retracts charges tied to remarks made at a Camden Republican meeting and linked to State Department findings.
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Jersey
William J. Sewell
United States
Thomas H. Dudley
Liverpool
Dudley Va. Sewell
Dudley
General Sewell
Camden
Lincoln
Sewell
State Department
Washington
New York
Europe
Smothered to Death in Barclay Street Tenement Fire
Three year old Francis Folver died in a fire at 615 Barclay Street. The child’s clothing burned and authorities suspect clothes ignited by the stove while his mother was away. The Folver family lived on the third floor with other tenants. two older siblings were rescued. total loss described as trifling.
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Francis Folver
Barclay Street
Gideon Lewis
Folver
Francis
Ammeter Telehon
Judge Hanna sustains will contest ruling in Smart estate
In the Orphans Court Judge Hanna sustains the Register of Wills finding denying probate of John Smart’s alleged will due to mental incapacity. The appeal by the executor is dismissed as the widow and children and charity trustee did not join, leaving the decedent’s fortune to the widow and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Orphans’ Court
Register of Wills
John Smart
Register
Eighth
Race
Chilren
Mary Tabbs Prayed For After Prison Visit
Mrs F P Nicholson of 719 North Fifth street, who ministers to prisoners, recounts visiting Mary Tabbs in the county jail. Tabbs pleads for prayer, expresses horror at her crime, and laments wishing for a different life if given another chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tabbs
F. P. Nicholson
North Fifth Street
Tabbs
Carrie Gilchrist Identified as Impostor at City Hospital
Carrie Gilchrist, once regarded as a hysterical patient at City Hospital, was declared an impostor by physicians and removed. She boarded the 2:15 train to Philadelphia claiming an aunt, Mrs. Wolf, at 1122 Oxford Street, but locals denied knowing them.
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Carrie Gilchrist
Jersey City
City Hospital
Philadelphia
Mrs. Wolf
Oxford Street
Times
Congressman Pidcock Arrested in Trenton Assault Case
John H. Laird of Englishtown, secretary of the State Democratic committee, says he will sue Congressman Nelson J. Pidcock for $10,000 over an assault in the Assembly chamber after Rufus Blodgett’s U.S. Senate election. The case will be presented to MercER county grand jury for criminal indictment.
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Pidcock
Freehold
John H. Laird
Englishtown
Assembly
Trenton
Rufus Blodgett
United States Senate
Nelson J. Pidcock
Laird
State Democratic Committee
Mercer County
Five Small-Pox Cases Reported in New York City
Small-pox cases detected in New York on March 5 with five patients removed to hospital. Authorities place measures to curb the spread of the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hewitt Sainted by Critics Amid Labor Strife and Fire Plots
New York dispatch surveys Abram Hewitt's return to city leadership amid strained capital labor relations as a railroad depot fire plot and a rash of mysterious shootings prompt officials to tighten security. It notes Perry threats from strikers, cheap labor, and a looming clash between employers and organized workers, with Hewitt viewed as morally courageous but physically weakened.
Inter Collegiate PA Association Holds Second Meeting
The Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association of Pennsylvania met at the University Club, selecting officers from Lafayette Franklin and Marshall Lehigh Dickinson and Swarthmore and Penn. They set May 21 for the annual sports at the University of Pennsylvania and debated dropping standing and field events, with votes split among member schools. The executive committee will decide on the contested events.
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Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association of
State of Pennsylvania
University Club
Wic
Walnut Street
W. ©. Posey
Dickinson College
W. A. Davis
J. C. Reynolds
Franklin and Marshall College
Swarthmore College
BL. Foreman
W. L. Underwood
University of Pennsylvania
G. J
Fancock
W. BH. Page
Treasury
L. BE. Godstall
Lafayette
TL. A. Dulybs
Franklin and Marshall
T. K. Polk
Lehigh
Dickinson
W. B. Hancock
W. G. Underwood
Swarthmore
West Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Liefayette
National Inter-collegiate Association
Ediary
Hegelman Triumphs In 25 Mile Go-As-You-Please Race
Peter Siegelman of New York won the twenty-five mile go-as-you-please race at the Elite Rink in 2 hours 41 minutes 32 seconds. Gus Guerrero was second, followed by Hegelman who led late to finish ahead of Howarth. About two thousand spectators watched. James Watson refereed and Frank Hall managed.
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Peter Siegelman
New York
Strokel
Veto
Gus Guerrero
Alfred Elson
Alex, Miller
Peter Golden
Thomas Howarth
John Cornallen
Bernard Barley
Farley Burns
William Bowman
Guerrero
San Francisco
Boston
Hegelman
Howarth
Flowarth
James Watson
Frank Hall
Chicago Gas Consolidation Tied to Standard Oil, Says Stockholder
A Chicago report claims the South Side gas company consolidation is complete and the supply will come from a single source. A stockholder suggests Standard Oil backs the deal, via United Gas Improvement Company, after Browns Brothers offered high sums for Chico Gaslight and Coke stock as the market turns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South Side Gas Companies
Standard Oil Company
Standard
United Gas Im- Esot Entery Company
Kansas City
Brown Bros
Philadelphia
Chico Gaslight and Coke Companies
Watkins
Browns
Avert Strike in Clearfield Miners Agreement Reached
A Bellefonte dispatch reports operators and miners in Clearfield county have signed a wage and work agreement to avoid a strike. The contract sets March 1 pricing at 60 cents per ton, uses a weighman at each tipple, monthly cash pay, deductions for oil and other costs, and a dispute method with a third party if needed. It covers Georges Creek and extends for up to 60 cents a ton, with tied dead work settlement by the superintendent and a miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsnurg
Clearfield
Bellefonte
Georges Creek
Irwin
Westmoreland County
Major Rose Street Fire Destroys Several Buildings
Fire in a five story Rose Street block in New York destroys Nos. 27 29 and 31, guttering two structures and damaging the Union Press Company at Vandewater Street. Loss estimated at 100000 with substantial damages to J G Dreyfus wheel factory and others including J S Ogilvie and Elbridge Wolcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rose Street
J. G. Dreyfus
Union Press Company
Vandewater Street
New York Weekly
Ogilvie
Elbridge Wolcott
The Alleged Camden Infanticide Case
A post mortem on the infant found buried in a soap box under a Baxter street Camden house was made yesterday by County Physician Gross. Results await the coroner's inquest likely Tuesday next. Mother Sarah Lake and Frank Kane, reputed husband and accomplice, are jailed. Prosecutor Jens gathers more evidence.
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Baxter Street
Camden
Gross
Tuesay
Sarah Lake
Frank Kane
Jenns
Duffy and Burke Fight Ends in a Draw at Comique
The wind-up last night featured Frank Burke of the Fourth ward and Paddy Duffy of Boston in four rounds of even action. Both fighters avoided an edge through all rounds and referee McLean ruled the bout a draw.
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Comique
Frank Burke
Fourth Ward
Paddy” Duffy
Boston
McLean
Whity Connors
Jack Ballard
Arthur Chambers
William Gabig
Robert Caffey
Clark
Charley McCarthy
Hugh Abern
Gas Explosion Burns Five At Sheridan Furnaces
An explosion of gas at the Sheridan Furnaces in Reading injured five men late last night. Victims include John Noch Jonathan Brossman James Richards and two unidentified Hungarians.
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Reading
Sheridan
John Noch
Jonathan Brossman
James Richards
Telegraphic Brevities With Local Appointments
Cholera declared epidemic at Montevideo. King Oscar dissolves the Rigstoag for opposing government estimates. Comptroller of the Currency calls for national bank condition as of last Friday. F D Benter named Postmaster Avonmore Pa. Amelia Edwarde Bennett's Mills N J and L N Butterworth Barnegat N J appointed.
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Montevideo
Oscar
Sweden
Rigstoag
F. D. Benter
Avonmore
Amelia
Edwarde
Bennett's Mills
N. J
L. N. Butterworth
Barnegat
Belgium Mine Disaster Claims 144 Lives at Fuaregan Colliery
A massive explosion at Fuaregan colliery near Mona Belgium trapped hundreds of workers. One hundred forty four bodies were recovered with no signs of violence, suggesting death by suffocation after the fire damp blast. Families gathered at the mine mouth as rescue efforts continued.
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Bacesers
Eost
Fuaregan
Mona
Belgium
The Bulgarian Outbreak and Russian Views on Silistria
The St Petersburg Official Messenger says Bulgaria’s troubles stem from party-dominated power and disaffected officers. Nine Rustchuk rebels face death, others jailed. Russia seeks continued policy restraint while hoping for a pacific resolution amid the Silistria crisis.
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London
St. Petersburg
Silistria
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Russia
Journal
de St. Petersbourg
Riza Bey
Sofia
Porte
Rustchuk
Boliman
Old Woman Murdered by Insane Sister-in-Law in Kelso
In St Peter Minnesota on March 5 a brutal murder occurred in Kelso Sibley County. Caroline Matchalls was killed with a hatchet. her sister-in-law Mrs Matchalls, previously confined in the asylum, is suspected. The body was found near the house with the skull fractured and the shawl torn. Neighbors say the alleged killer had threatened the old woman before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter, Minn
Kelso
Sibley County
Caroline Matchalls
Matchalls
Sous
B. Chatterdon
Hicks Beach Resigns as Ireland Chief Secretary
London March 6 officials announced Sir Michael Hicks-Beach has resigned as Chief Secretary for Ireland due to cataract in both eyes. Arthur Balfour, already Secretary of State for Scotland, is appointed successor and will undergo formal ceremony at Windsor after agreeing to the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Michael Hicks-Beachen
Ireland
Arthur J. Balfour
Scotland
Michael
Berlin
Mr. Balfour
Windsor
South Amboy Strikers Desperate
SouTh AmBoy March 5 That the officials of the coal companies shipping from this port fear an outbreak among the three hundred strikers is shown by the precautions they have taken. Armed Special Deputy Sheriffs patrol the docks night and day. There is a stock of loaded rifles on the docks. The men sleep on barges and tugboats stand by to move ships if docks are attacked. The strikers gather in liquor saloons and utter threats. They have no money and no credit and are desperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amboy
Raritan Bay
Enforced Idleness at Wilkesbarre Coal Mines
Loaded coal cars from local collieries are not returned promptly, forcing Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company mines to suspend. Over 2,000 men and boys idle in the last three days as miners lament the post strike work outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Five-Cent Fares Promised in Wilmington Move
Wilmington officials debate street car fares after Philadelphia cut to five cents. The city maintains six cent fares with ten tickets for fifty cents. A strong push seeks the five cent uniform rate to boost travel and improve a marginal dividend history of the principal company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Hanlan Plans Marathon Training For Beach Race
Edward Hanlan the oarsman returned home from Boston and will start training on Monday. He proposes daily sixteen miles of walking for about six weeks and will draft race articles with Beach for London to approve. It is unclear if he will enter a second single scull race before departing for Australia.
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Toronto
Ont
Edward Hanlan
Boston
London m
Australia
Double Death by Own Action In West Newton
West Newton on March 5 reports a double death by self-inflicted gunfire. The bodies of Mrs Belle Ellsworth and John Nelbert were found in a small West Side frame dwelling with pistol wounds and blood present. Neighbors say shots were heard around 9 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Newton
Belle Ellsworth
John Nelbert
Judge Samuel Treat Retires After Thirty Years on Missouri Bench
In St. Louis on March 5 Judge Samuel Treat retired at noon from the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri after thirty years of service. Judge Amos M. Thayer, newly appointed, succeeds him and was sworn in by Judge Brewer of the United States Circuit Court.
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St. Louis
Samuel Treat
United States District Court of
Eastern District of Missouri
Amos M. Thayer
Brewer
United States Circuit
Cuurt
Central Pennsylvania Conference Creates Carlisle District
The Central Pennsylvania Conference now in session in Baltimore established a new Carlisle district, previously part of York. Elders elected include Revs. Carothers Seibert Ettinger Buck and Pines. The current pastor Rev. W. Group will serve another year.
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Carlisle
Baltimore
York
Carothers
Seibert
Ettinger
Buck
Pines
8. W. Group
Normal School President Resigns at Millersville
Lancaster March 5. Professor B F Shank resigned as president of the State Normal School at Millersville effective at term end. Professor E O Lyte, long connected with the school, is slated to succeed.
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Lancaster
B. F. Shank
State Normal School
Millersville
E. Orem Lyte
Political maneuvers unfold around Philadelphias mayoral posts
The visit of McManes Lane to Mayor-elect Fitler sparks talks on selecting a Director of Public Works with Thomas M. Thompson as a candidate. Leaders Leeds and Disston are rumored but no commitments arise. A draft list of future appointments, including departments of Works, Safety and Charities, is discussed as inauguration nears.
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McManen
Lane
Fitler
Thomas M. Thompson
Leeds and
Disston
A. Loudon Snowden
Leeds
Atlantic City
McManon-Lane
Mr. Fitler
McManes
Mr. McManes
Mr. Lane
Thompson
Fitoe
Thomas M. Hammett
Tlammett
Select Council
Department of Public Safety
Samuel Josephs
Woman Claims Self Defense in Lancaster Shooting
Mary Ann Goshert, held in Lancaster jail with her six week old child, says she shot Levi Books in self defense after he drunk and tried to break into her house in Elizabeth township. A bottle of whisky was found on Books during the coroner’s inquest. Bail likely sought.
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Henry E. Abbey
John Scheffel
Bernhardt
Patti
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Mr. Abbey
Abbey
Lancaster
Mary Ann Goshert
Levi Books
Elizabeth Township
Goshert
Books
Camden's Criminals in Camden Court
Allen B. Shinn was sentenced to three years at hard labor after a perjury conviction against Officer Scudder and a claim that Counc ilman Moffett urged the charge. John Whiteside paid a £200 fine for felonious assault. Edwin Clark’s manslaughter case was deferred to the 21st. Clinton Win ate, a self confessed forger, was ordered sent to Delaware for additional charges.
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Allen B. Shinn
Scudder
Moffett
Wescott
Camden Criminal Court
John Whiteside
Edwin Clark
Clinton Winate
Delaware
Temperance Lecturer to Speak at Normal School
Miss Narcissa E. White head of Pennsylvania normal temperance instruction will lecture at the Girls' Normal School on temperance by school experiments. She will also speak in Manayunk and then at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church for the West Philadelphia W C T U anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narcissa E. White
Pennsylvania
Girls’ Normal School
Yale Coach Walter Camp Charged With Shooting Condit Smith
Walter C. Camp of New Haven, renowned Yale football coach and athlete, was arrested in New York City on charges of attempting to assassinate George Condit Smith, who was found wounded in Madison Square. Smith cites jealousy over Miss Sallie Barnes as motive. he declined to identify the shooter.
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Madison Square
James Condit Smith
Cyrus W. Field
Justice Field
Supreme Court of the United States
Smith
Condit Smith
New York
Walter C. Camp
New Haven
Yale
George Condit Smith
Sallie Barnes
New Jersey
A Spiritualist in Trouble in Boston
Dr. J. A. Bliss who runs a Spiritualist paper in South Boston was arraigned on defrauding charges for promising to answer all questions via a spiritualist medium for two dollars. He was held for further examination as no replies were obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
J. A. Bliss
Bliss
Estate of George F Ulmer Decides In Favor Of Mrs Hayes
Judge Penrose of the Orphans Court yesterday filed an opinion in the contest over the estate of George F Ulmer who died in February 1886 with possessions about 11000. The court dismissed the appeal from the Register of Wills and voided provisions for relatives and churches from an 1873 will. The decision leaves the entire estate to Mrs Jenny Hayes amid claims of insanity and undue influence prior to death.
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Penrose
Orphana' Court
George F. Ulmer
John B. Moyer
George S. Ulmer
Register of Wills
Jenuie Ssayes
Cleveland Does Not Approve River and Harbor Bill
Wastinerox reports efforts since Congress adjourned to persuade the President to sign the river and harbor bill. Representatives Willis and Dibble push the view that the President has the power. the President says constitutional power to sign or veto expires with Congress. Attorney General Garland agrees with the President on this question.
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Wastinerox
Congress
Willis
Dibble
House
Garland
Schedule Meeting Sets Season Plan and World Championship Games
The joint schedule committee approved a season plan after long talks. The world championship series between St. Louis and Chicago will include nine games, six in spring and three in fall, with dates in St. Louis Louisville Cincinnati Indianapolis and Chicago. Umpires were chosen: John McQuaid for the Association and Herman Dashiler for the League. Kansas City Indianapolis dispute lingers with KC favored by general sentiment.
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Columnus
Association
Messrs. van der Ahe
Spalding
St. Louis
Chicago
Louisville
Cincionati
Tndianapolis
John McQuaid
Herman Dashiler
League
von der Abe
Kansas City-Indianapolis
Kansas City
Death by Own Action of Indianapolis Newspaper Man
Joseph Bingham of the Indianapolis Sentinel committed suicide at his father's residence this morning by cutting his throat with a razor. Aged 37, he leaves a widow and child in Chicago. Long in journalism, he began at the Sentinel, later serving as assistant city editor of the News and a correspondent for the New York Herald. He suffered insomnia and dire worries about his family's welfare likely led to the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Joseph Bingham
Indianapolis Sentinel
Bingham
Chicago
The
Sentinel
Regssrer
New York Herald
New Jersey Marriage Laws Questioned in Case
Camden blacksmith William Ackley marries his stepdaughter and proclaims ignorance of the law forbidding such marriage. A similar Camden case last summer saw a man wed his stepmother and obtain an illegal ceremony ruling. the parties went to Michigan to have it legally performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
William Ackley
Camden
Michigan
Man Killed At Stewart Iron Case Works In Machinery Crush
John Dolan, middle aged worker at the Stewart Iron Case Works, was instantaneously killed when a brush he held while greasing mill rolls was caught by the machinery. His head was severed and his trunk crushed.
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Bharon
March
John Dolan
Stewart Iron Case Works
Melancholy Man Hangs Self in Avondale Woods
Sylvester Keeley of Landenberg died by suicide in a wooded area near Avondale yesterday after a prior failed throat-cutting attempt. The middle aged man was found with his body hanging from a fence post, his feet touching the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Durster
Sylvester Keeley
Landenberg
Avondale
Professional Pickpocket Nabbed in City Raid
Edward Boyer alias Pop Brown a professional pickpocket living at 1011 Wister Street was arrested last evening by Detective Crawford at Green's Restaurant Eighth and Chestnut. Magistrate Smith remanded him on $600 bail.
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Edward Boyer
Pop” Brown
Wister Street
Crawford
Green's
Eighth and
Chestnut Streets
Smith
Death of a Prominent Baltimorean
George B. Coale, 68, president of the Merchants' Mutual Insurance Company, died today of heart disease. He served forty years as agent for the Hartford Fire Insurance Company and was the oldest and best known insurance man in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George B. Coale
Merchants’ Mutual Insurance Company
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
South
Strathsay Chartered for Oil Load to Japan from New York
The British bark Strathsay under Captain Urquhart is chartered to go from New York to Philadelphia to load 400000 gallons of refined oil for Japan. The Cheshire, Captain Crosby, cleared for Hiozo yesterday with 603100 gallons of refined oil valued at 14335 dollars.
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Japan
Strathsay
Urquhart
New York
Philadelphia
Cheshire
Crosby
Hiozo
Leading Allegheny Lawyers Back Milton Weston Pardon Bid
Seventy five top members of the Allegheny county bar have sent letters to the Pardon Board arguing in favor of Milton Weston the Chicago millionaire jailed in Riverside Penitentiary for the killing of Obediah Haymaker.
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Milton Weston
Prrrspurg
Allegheny County
Pardon Board
Chicago
Riverside Penitentiary
Obediah Haymaker
Brakeman Levi Harp Fatally Struck by Train
A Coroner's jury ruled Levi Harp aged forty of Lansdale an accidental death. Harp, a North Penn Railroad brakeman, was struck and killed by a train at American and Jefferson streets on Thursday.
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Levi Harp
Lansdale
North Penn
American and
Jefferson Streets
Waesland Floats Off Sands After Cargo Dump
The Red Star Line steamship Waesland ran ashore on the Goodwin Sands near Deal while en route from New York to Antwerp. After throwing overboard 200 tons of cargo, she floated free and was towed to Antwerp.
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Waesland
London
Red Star Line
Goodwin Sands
Deal
Antwerp
New York
Edmund Fable Dies of Typhoid at 62 at Dauphin Home
Edmund Fable longtime associate of W. A. Crown & Co died Friday from typhoid fever at his home 4202 Dauphin Street. He was 62 years old and survived by a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Fable
W. A. Crown & Co
Dauphin Street
Italian Premier Resumes Office After Conference
In Rome on March 5 Prime Minister Depretis and his colleagues held a two hour conference. They decided to resume government portfolios under King Humbert's commands, signaling a return to active leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Depretis
Humbert
Four Generations Attend Birthday Reunion for Mrs Kinlock
A family reunion honors Mrs Eliza Kinlock on her 91st birthday at Mrs John Drew’s home 140 North Twelfth Street. The event brings four generations of the Kinlock-Drew-Barrymore circle including Maurice Barrymore and Georgie Drew with plans for a birthday dinner and a quiet family gathering.
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John Drew
New York
Sidne Drew
Kinloc Amd
John T. Raymond
Walnut Street Theatre
Chicago
Adine Drew
Maurice Barrymore
Modjeska
Baltimore
Buffalo
Mr. Barrymore
Mrs. Kin
Edwin Forrest
Kinlock
Crowell Sues Journalists Over Libel Claims in Brewers Case
Harry P. Crowell filed libel suits against Rudolph Weber Adolph Tim and Louis Werner over a 1887 letter published by Werner and Tim accusing Crowell of offering Hayes of the Knights of Labor District Assembly money to reinstate the Brewers’ Assembly. Judge Finletter set $1 bonds for each defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Crowell
Bia
Aff Davits
Rudolph Weber
Brewers’ Assembly
Adolph Tim
Vorwarts
Louis Werner
The
Tageblatt
Weber
Werner
Tim
Crowell
Hayes
Knights of Labor District Assembly
Hadeen
Philadelphia Lager Beer Brewers’ Association
Finletter
Wilson Barrett's Bravery in Stage Fire Incident
During Clito's third act a lamp overturned and caused a blaze on the stage. A stage hand and Wilson Barrett quickly extinguished the fire. Barrett then spoke to the audience praising calm conduct while urging attentiveness to danger, drawing applause.
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Wilson Barrett
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